Hotfix v0.10.6

Version 0.10.6

• Qt6 support:
  • Handled all occurences of deprecated QWidget.getContentsMargins method.
  • Removed references to NonCosmeticDefaultPen
  • Fixed QApplication.desktop AttributeError
  • Fixed QPrinter.HighResolution AttributeError on Linux
  • Fixed QPrinter.setColorMode AttributeError on PyQt6/Linux
  • Fixed QPrinter.setOrientation deprecation issue
  • Fixed QPrinter.setPaperSize deprecation issue
• Improved unit tests:
  • Ensure that tests are entirely executed before quitting (in unattended mode)
  • Added more tests on qwt.symbols
  • Added tests on qwt.plot_renderer
• qwt.plot_renderer: fixed resolution type
• qwt.symbols: fixed QPointF type mismatch
• Removed CHM help file generation (obsolete)

Hotfix v0.10.5

Version 0.10.5

• Issue #81 - Signal disconnection issue with PySide 6.5.3

Version 0.10.4

• Issue #80 - Print to PDF: AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'getContentsMargins'

Version 0.10.3

• Issue #79 - TypeError: unexpected type 'QSize' (thanks to @luc-j-bourhis)

• Moved project to the PlotPyStack organization.

• Unit tests: added support for pytest and coverage (60% coverage as of today)

• Issue #74 - TypeError: QwtPlotDict.init() [...] with PySide 6.5.0

• Issue #77 - AttributeError: 'XXX' object has no attribute '_QwtPlot__data'

• Issue #72 - AttributeError: 'QwtScaleWidget' object has no attribute 'maxMajor' / 'maxMinor' / 'stepSize'

• Issue #76 - [PySide] AttributeError: 'QwtPlotCanvas' object has no attribute 'Sunken'

• Issue #63 - TypeError: 'PySide2.QtCore.QRect' object is not subscriptable

Hotfix v0.10.4

Version 0.10.4

• Issue #80 - Print to PDF: AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'getContentsMargins'

Version 0.10.3

• Issue #79 - TypeError: unexpected type 'QSize' (thanks to @luc-j-bourhis)

• Moved project to the PlotPyStack organization.

• Unit tests: added support for pytest and coverage (60% coverage as of today)

• Issue #74 - TypeError: QwtPlotDict.init() [...] with PySide 6.5.0

• Issue #77 - AttributeError: 'XXX' object has no attribute '_QwtPlot__data'

• Issue #72 - AttributeError: 'QwtScaleWidget' object has no attribute 'maxMajor' / 'maxMinor' / 'stepSize'

• Issue #76 - [PySide] AttributeError: 'QwtPlotCanvas' object has no attribute 'Sunken'

• Issue #63 - TypeError: 'PySide2.QtCore.QRect' object is not subscriptable

Hotfix v0.10.3

Version 0.10.3

• Issue #79 - TypeError: unexpected type 'QSize' (thanks to @luc-j-bourhis)

• Moved project to the PlotPyStack organization.

• Unit tests: added support for pytest and coverage (60% coverage as of today)

• Issue #74 - TypeError: QwtPlotDict.init() [...] with PySide 6.5.0

• Issue #77 - AttributeError: 'XXX' object has no attribute '_QwtPlot__data'

• Issue #72 - AttributeError: 'QwtScaleWidget' object has no attribute 'maxMajor' / 'maxMinor' / 'stepSize'

• Issue #76 - [PySide] AttributeError: 'QwtPlotCanvas' object has no attribute 'Sunken'

• Issue #63 - TypeError: 'PySide2.QtCore.QRect' object is not subscriptable

Hotfix v0.10.2

Fixed regression introduced by last revision

PySide6 compatible release

v0.10.0

Added support for QtPy 2, PyQt6, PySide6

Maintenance release

Added internal scripts for automated test in virtual environments with both PyQt5 and PySide2

PySide2 support

This release adds PySide2 support.

However, please note that PySide2 still lacks features regarding NumPy arrays interface, hence a huge performance difference with respect to PyQt5 (see here).

PythonQwt 0.7.0

This release introduces the following features:

• a brand new test launcher,
• a new flat-style design,
• new convenience make functions to create rapidly plots, curves, markers, and so on (examples were updated to use those functions).

An overview of the new flat-style design:

It may not be visible, but a major code cleaning and code formatting effort was also achieved for this release, hence leading to:

• a more readable and easy to maintain source code base,
• a couple of bug fixes and optimizations.

To try the new test launcher, you may type python-qwt-tests from the command line or run it directly from Python:

from qwt import tests
tests.run()

This will show the test launcher main window:

Maintenance release

v0.6.2

Updated changelog